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Coercion of Array ref to Hash ref fails with nested array contents #1427
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From twalters@virage.comCreated by twalters@virage.comThe following command causes perl to hang for a long time, adding lots perl -e 'use Data::Dumper; $h->{r} = [{a=>[{},{}]},{a=>[{}]}]; print # Outputs: $VAR1 = { # After a wait of several minutes the modified array is written.... $VAR1 = { Perl Info
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From @gsarOn Wed, 22 Mar 2000 14:37:58 PST, Tim Walters wrote:
% perl5.6.0 -we '$h->{r} = [{a=>[{},{}]},{a=>[{}]}]; $h->{r}->{a}="d";' Data::Dumper is not involved here. Perl thinks you're accessing the We really oughtta croak on seeing an index that's a reference, but it Sarathy |
From @floatingatoll[RT_System - Wed Mar 22 08:28:47 2000]:
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As of the perl 5.8/5.9 development track, this code now throw the error "Not a - R. $VAR1 = { |
@floatingatoll - Status changed from 'open' to 'resolved' |
Migrated from rt.perl.org#2579 (status was 'resolved')
Searchable as RT2579$
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